@@popsiclewizard8068 neversoft developed all ports except N64, this one was done by Edge Of Reality. They probably chose this sound instead, I wish it was this sound in the remaster
I've been skipping around in the video trying to find the sound, but I got it with your timestamp. I couldn't sit through the whole video to wait for it, thanks.
I much prefer these N64 sounds over the PS1 version, it makes special tricks feel much more satisfying/badass and it hits me right in the nostalgia. I grew up around the N64 version of this, exclusively. Never seen the PS1 version until some years ago, same with THPS2. Even more recently the Dreamcast version. Just like how I've never seen the PS2 version of THPS3 until some years ago, but rather PS1. The original (PS1) sound for collecting a secret tape just doesn't seem fitting for whatever reason. The DC version has the original special trick sound, but: -The original "tapes collected" screen is the sound for collecting the S-K-A-T-E letters. -The secret tape sound is the original S-K-A-T-E letter sound. -The timer beep is the "competition leaderboard" sound when it's calculating.
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Fun fact: this special trick sound is actually the secret tape sound in the original version, they just switched the sounds.
This sound makes doing a special trick sound more badass
I agree.
Totally agree. After THPS1 they used the sound of secret tape here and put it to the special tricks in newer games. But I prefer this one.
Sounds like it’s saying “varial”
@@OscarVargas no, edge of reality changed the sound on the n64 version, they always used that sound.
The best special trick sound they ever had, the other ones don’t even come close to sounding as good.
Fun fact: this special trick sound is actually the secret tape sound in the original version, they just switched the sounds.
@@KARIMENT. Very fun fact! I only had it on N64 so I had no idea.
N64 version special trick sound is God tier. They went downhill using that other sound!!
It was worth watching
Never understood why it was different on N64
I'm guessing because of the limited space on the cartridge.
@@KARIMENT. That doesn't make any sense because that sound effect is still in the game.
@@popsiclewizard8068 actually I think they just switched sounds or something.
@@popsiclewizard8068 neversoft developed all ports except N64, this one was done by Edge Of Reality. They probably chose this sound instead, I wish it was this sound in the remaster
It’s a Gsus2 chord on an organ
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I've been skipping around in the video trying to find the sound, but I got it with your timestamp. I couldn't sit through the whole video to wait for it, thanks.
@@alterbr33d No problem man.
Thanks, almost missed it
THANK YOU
Fucking bliss.
N64 > PS1
Why does 50 out of 47 or so released including all games and platforms have that same "Jing" sound?
it's iconic.
@@aplenope just like that cobblestone texture that was often used in some N64 and PS1 games
i prefer this one than the ps version
same
do vampire walk
I much prefer these N64 sounds over the PS1 version, it makes special tricks feel much more satisfying/badass and it hits me right in the nostalgia. I grew up around the N64 version of this, exclusively. Never seen the PS1 version until some years ago, same with THPS2. Even more recently the Dreamcast version.
Just like how I've never seen the PS2 version of THPS3 until some years ago, but rather PS1.
The original (PS1) sound for collecting a secret tape just doesn't seem fitting for whatever reason.
The DC version has the original special trick sound, but:
-The original "tapes collected" screen is the sound for collecting the S-K-A-T-E letters.
-The secret tape sound is the original S-K-A-T-E letter sound.
-The timer beep is the "competition leaderboard" sound when it's calculating.